The shift from 'what can we automate' to 'what should remain human' hits harder than most framing aroud AI adoption. That quiet meeting room pause you described where nobody knows data provenance is painfully familiar. Seen it play out in product reviews where everyone nodded at dashboards that turned out to be measuring teh wrong thing entirely. The plantain frying bit at the end was a nice grounding touch, brings it back to intentionality over spectacle.
This means a lot, thank you. That pause in the room is such a specific feeling once you’ve lived it. Everything looks polished, everyone is aligned, and then one simple question exposes how fragile the whole thing actually is. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s also the moment where real work finally begins.
And I’m glad the plantain landed 😄. Sometimes the most important decisions are made far away from the dashboard, in quiet moments where you remember why clarity matters more than spectacle.
The shift from 'what can we automate' to 'what should remain human' hits harder than most framing aroud AI adoption. That quiet meeting room pause you described where nobody knows data provenance is painfully familiar. Seen it play out in product reviews where everyone nodded at dashboards that turned out to be measuring teh wrong thing entirely. The plantain frying bit at the end was a nice grounding touch, brings it back to intentionality over spectacle.
This means a lot, thank you. That pause in the room is such a specific feeling once you’ve lived it. Everything looks polished, everyone is aligned, and then one simple question exposes how fragile the whole thing actually is. It’s uncomfortable, but it’s also the moment where real work finally begins.
And I’m glad the plantain landed 😄. Sometimes the most important decisions are made far away from the dashboard, in quiet moments where you remember why clarity matters more than spectacle.